Video Thrift shop

Why does Laura shop at the thrift store?

• To buy expensive clothes

• To save money for school

• To customize and resell clothes

• To donate clothes to others

What does Kendra think about thrift stores?

• She thinks they are disgusting

• She thinks they are great for saving money

• She feels indifferent towards them

• She thinks they are only for poor people

How does Laura customize her products?

• Cleaning and ironing them

• Replacing old materials with new ones

• Adding unique designs and decorations

• Cutting them into new shapes

What is Laura's ultimate goal?

• To become a professional designer

• To work for Kendra's family business

• To open her own clothing store

• To start a cosmetics company immediately

How does Miss Jacobs inspire Laura?

• She lends Laura money to restart her business

• She talks to Laura about Instagram and encourages her to keep going

• She introduces Laura to potential investors

• She offers Laura a job in her own boutique

What happens when Laura uses Instagram for her business?

• Her sales increase significantly

• She decides to stop customizing clothes

• Her business goes bankrupt

• She receives negative comments from customers

What is Kendra's situation at the end of the story?

• She starts a successful social media business

• She convinces her father to invest more money in her business

• She is applying for a senior manager position at Laura's company

• She decides to open her own thrift store

What is the main message of the video?

• Being rich guarantees success

• Following your passion can lead to success

• Companies should avoid using social media

• Perseverance is more important than money

What does Laura say about doing what you love?

• It's more important than making money

• It always leads to success

• It inspires others to follow their dreams

• It eventually brings money

What role do social networks play in Laura's business?

• It helps her connect with clients all over the world

• It discourages her from continuing with her business

• It attracts criticism from her classmates

• It limits her audience to local clients